Cupola Infrastructure Income Fund v. Lightning eMotors (2024 sale order)
Order and scope
The entered order approves the receiver’s business-asset sale to GERCO LLC. It cites C.R.C.P. 66 and § 7-114-303, finds adequate notice/hearing and a highest/best good-faith offer, and authorizes covered lien discharge with claims transferred to proceeds, subject to assumed liabilities. Paragraphs 24–26 retain specified lease/equipment/transition arrangements; paragraph 33 voids the order if the required closing does not occur.
This is a trial-level, transaction-specific order, not an appellate holding that every Colorado receiver can extinguish every lien or statutory successor obligation.
Verification and later treatment
The full 22-page order was read October 17, 2026; it is stamped filed February 16, 2024, nunc pro tunc February 15. NHTSA hosts the primary court-document packet. Its /2022/ path concerns a recall, not the order’s year. The following redacted APA and other packet materials are not represented as completely reviewed. Docket/name searches did not establish appeal/modification history or completion of closing: needs_verification.
Bounded final review (2026-10-18)
Order re-retrieved 2026-10-18 from the same court-filed packet (PDF metadata: Colorado Judicial Branch, February 16, 2024; caption DATE FILED February 16, 2024, CASE NUMBER 2023CV31015; authority recited under C.R.S. § 7-114-303 and C.R.C.P. 66). Comprehensive later treatment remains needs_verification.
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Legal information, not legal advice. Inspect the actual order, agreement, closing and later docket before relying on transaction-specific relief.